Does Consciousness Alter our Understanding of the Double Helix Theory?

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The discussion centers on the relationship between consciousness and the double helix theory, referencing Francis Crick's definition of consciousness as awareness of one's surroundings. Participants express confusion regarding the clarity of the topic and the relevance of consciousness to the double helix theory. The conversation also touches on a recent assembly discussing the intersection of consciousness and cellular biology, suggesting a debate on the implications of these concepts in the context of religion.

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[SOLVED] Double helix and conciousness

What do you know about Conciousness. It is a further development on the double helix theory.

Francis Crick
 
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consciousness is awareness of ones surroundings. But I am not aware of the double helix theory, so if you'd explain what it is, i'll make a bit more of an educated reply.
 
Originally posted by JamesBell
What do you know about Conciousness. It is a further development on the double helix theory.

Francis Crick

Should these be considered questions?
 
unsure of what the meaning of this topic is intended for?
 


Originally posted by Mentat
Should these be considered questions?

If you are asking questions, you should include question marks. If not, then you should explain what point you are trying to state, because I can't see it.
 
On the advice of kerrie

We have just done an assembly on the duble helix and how someone has discovered the cells that petrude from conciousness It was really a debate about the lower power of religion
 

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